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Proof of Appropriate fee and immigration levy.

Copies of valid passport (including the bio page, past visas, etc)

Medical or chest X-ray certificates if applicable

Copies Police certificates or good character certificate

A Confirmation letter of Enrollment if you are a student returning to the same provider and studying the same programme.

Evidence of offered place(s) from an approved New Zealand education provider(s)

Document proof of financial means/scholarship to cover the studies

To be accepted for a course at an education institute approved by the Ministry of Education or the New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA)

Applicant must show money for tuition fees or proof that to have a scholarship that pays tuition fees

Applicant must have enough money to live in NZ

Applicant must have a ticket out of NZ or evidence of enough money to buy one

Applicant must be of good character and health 

You may require  valid travel insurance covering the entire period of stay

2 passport size photographs to prove your identity.

Police certificate may also be required by consulate or embassy where you apply.

You must have round trip ticket or be sponsored for the cost of travel.

Invitation Letter from Business partner or Employment in New Zealand.

 Visa Application form INZ 1017, completed and signed.

Valid passport that's valid for at least 3 months after the date you plan to leave New Zealand.

You have a ticket out of NZ or money to buy one.

You are in good health and of good character.

Evidence showing you have sufficient funds in your name to support yourself.

Identity proof: two acceptable photos of your head and shoulders and your passport or certificate of identity

A chest x-ray and a medical examination as a proof of your good health.

Character certificate by police department of your home country (Less than 6 months old)

Confirmation from applicant on the application form stating that he/she is fit and proper person requirements.

 An acceptable English language test result or evidence of an English-speaking background or evidence you're a competent user of English for other reasons.

Evidence that you own the funds and/or assets to invest may include (bank statements, title deeds, property valuations, share certificates, business ownership documents, asset valuations)

Evidence of a detailed business plan for the business you intend to operate in New Zealand.

Certified copy of your New Zealand occupational registration.

Declaration in the ‘Entrepreneur Work Visa Application’ agreeing that you’ll take part in an evaluation of the Entrepreneur Work Visa Category,

Applicant must have minimum capital investment of NZ$100,000, except if the business is in the science or ICT sectors (excluding working capital)

Applicant must score 120 points or more, with points awarded for factors about the likely success of the business and its value to New Zealand.

Applicant must provide a detailed business plan for the business you intend to operate in New Zealand.

Applicant must have clean recent history of bankruptcy, business failure and fraud.

Applicant must meet health, character and English language requirements.

Applicant must have either set-up or purchased at least 25% of the shareholding in New Zealand business and have been running that business for at least 6 months.

Applicant must start business within 12 months of getting visa.

Applicant must agree to take part in New Zealand occupational registration, if it is required to run Business in New Zealand.

https://www.immigration.govt.nz/new-zealand-visas/apply-for-a-visa/visa-factsheet/investor-plus-investor-1-resident-visa#process

Copy of passport and birth certificate. Marriage certificate and child certificate to be provided (if applicable).

Chest x-ray and medical examination results.

Documents providing evidence of your nominated investment, like bank statements, property evaluation, title deeds, etc. (as applicable). 

Evidence from a trusted professional like a chartered accountant or solicitor showing that your 10 million NZD is an accepted investment. Know more by checking the link.

Provide the evidence of the source the investment has been acquired, for example the bank statements, title deeds, etc. For more on investments with partnerships, check this link.

Additional documents may be required on case basis.

You must be of good character and health.

You must have evidence to qualify as an investor.

You must have min. NZ $10 million (approx. 6,731,700 USD) funds to invest in New Zealand for 3 years, in acceptable investment category.

You must meet all the criteria till the end of the 3-year investment plan, to be eligible for a permanent residency.

Additional requirements may be present on case basis.

https://www.immigration.govt.nz/new-zealand-visas/apply-for-a-visa/criteria/long-term-skill-shortage-list-work-visa?nationality=nationality-IND&country=residence-IND&applying=co

Acceptable English language test results (if applicable).

Educational qualification proof relevant to the job offered. Check the link for detailed information. 

A report from the New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA) confirming any qualification that isn’t on our list of recognised or exempt qualifications.

References, payslips, tax records or contracts that confirm your work experience.

Occupational registration (if applicable).

You might be asked to provide acceptable language test results like IELTS (if applicable).

You need to have one of the skillsets listed in the Long Term Skill Shortage list. Please check the link for details.

You must have a job offer which satisfies the requirement of the Long Term Skill Shortage.

Your qualification should be eligible for the job offered.

You must have the relevant job experience according to the job offered.

You may need an occupational registration (as applicable).

https://www.immigration.govt.nz/new-zealand-visas/apply-for-a-visa/about-visa/talent-arts-culture-and-sports-work-to-residence-visa

Passport size photos (1 in case of online application and 2 in case of paper applications).

Documents like qualification certificates, awards, letters of recommendation, etc which proves your exceptional talent in your firld.

Talent (Arts, Culture and Sports) Sponsorship Form (INZ1091) filled by the Sponsor along with your application.

You must be of age 55 years old or below.

You must have an acceptable sponsor. For more details, check the link.

You must have exceptional talent in your firld of art, culture or sports and should be able to provide evidence on it.

https://www.immigration.govt.nz/new-zealand-visas/apply-for-a-visa/criteria/skilled-migrant-category-resident-visa?nationality=nationality-IND&country=residence-IND&applying=no

Acceptable English language test results. Check the link for more information.

Educational qualification proof. Check the link for detailed information.

You must provide acceptable language test results like IELTS.

You need to be of specialist, technical or management expertise and relevant qualifications and/or work experience to do, and which meets a minimum pay threshold.

Your qualification should be eligible for points calculation.

You must send Expression of Interest and get the invitation to apply in order to proceed with the application.

https://www.immigration.govt.nz/new-zealand-visas/apply-for-a-visa/visa-factsheet/permanent-resident-visa#overview

Police clearance certificates (if applicable).

Copy of passport or any other identity certificates (if applicable).

Proof of your current resident visa and the evidence that you have met the conditions of the visa.

Evidence to show your commitment to reside in New Zealand permanently.

You must have a valid resident visa of New Zealand or have held one in the last 3 months.

You must have met all conditions of your resident visa.

You must show your commitment of settling in New Zealand.

You must have been the same quarantine-free travel zone for 14 days.

You must provide proof of your identity: 2 acceptable photos of your head and shoulders; your original or a certified copy of your passport or certificate of identity; your original or a certified copy of your full birth certificate.

You must be in good health by having a chest x-ray and a medical examination.

You must be of good character: If you are 17 or over, you must provide a police certificate from: your country of citizenship or any country you have lived in for 5 years or more since you turned 17 years old. (When you’re selected by the Edmund Hillary Fellowship you must apply for a police certificate as soon as possible).

You must confirm in the application form that you meet fit and proper person requirements.

You must be able to demonstrate a high standard of English.

You must have access to th.e equivalent of NZ$36,000 to support yourself and your family for the first year in New Zealand.

You must have been accepted into the Edmund Hillary Fellowship to apply for a Global Impact Work Visa.

If you were selected on the basis of an investor profile you must provide evidence that investment funds and/or assets were earned legally.

You can only apply for a Global Impact Work Visa once you have been selected by the Edmund Hillary Fellowship.

You must remain on the Edmund Hillary Fellowship for 30 months before applying for permanent residence. To be eligible for residence, you must maintain the support of the Edmund Hillary Fellowship.

You cannot include a partner or dependent children in your work visa application, but they can apply for visas based on their relationship to you. They will need to meet residence health and character criteria.

https://www.immigration.govt.nz/new-zealand-visas/apply-for-a-visa

Copies of valid passport (like the bio page, past visas, etc)

Copies of return tickets or proof of enough money to buy one 

Copies of proof of sufficient funds (bank statements, credit card statements, bank drafts or travellers’ cheques.)

Applicant might need to provide X- ray or medical certificate, kindly check the link: 

Debit or credit card for payment of visa fee

Applicant must have a passport valid for at least 15 months after arrival in New Zealand

Applicant must genuinely intend to holiday in New Zealand. 

Applicant must have a ticket to leave New Zealand or enough money to buy such a ticket at the end of the stay.

Applicant must have sufficient funds for maintenance in New Zealand 

Applicant must have not previously entered New Zealnad on a Working Holiday visa 

Applicant must have full medical insurance for the length of stay in New Zealand

Applicant must not be accompanied by dependents.  

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